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SRS Season 2021.5 Week 4 Recap

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Third week of the season, which provided some unexpected twists to the championships!

SUNBEAM GRAND PRIX – Norisring Classic 🇩🇪

First and probably last race at the Norisring. While Jason Jones and Martin Smith were cruising into a clean finish, behind there were some war crimes. Crashes, flying cars, drivers almost sent out of the car after a crash into a light pole and so on. 3rd place for Juan Reinoso, who took the podium from Riley Gallardo at the penultimate lap. 5th place for Stefano Macchi. The championship is leaded by Jason Jones with 296 points, 31 more than Jari Penttinen. 3 points behind him there’s Martin Smith, who recovered a bit from his race ruined by his computer at Buenos Aires. 4th place for Robert Duplantier, after a great recovery drive from the back to P6 after a contact caused by Matteo Crashnuti. P5 for Riley Gallardo at 247 points, 3 less than Robert. Next week’s race will be at Donington Classic, hopefully it will be cleaner.

  • Bogdan Chadkovic

CHEVROLET CORVETTE C6R – Calabogie 🇨🇦

Marc LoGiudice returns to win with the Corvette! A dominant win for the Canadian, who left Martin Smith almost 10 seconds behind him, followed by James Leeder who got an incident point with Oggi Pineas, losing 3 important points. 4th place for Greg Shimer, just 0.2 seconds ahead of Pasha Paterson. Thanks to his 3rd win, LoGiudice retakes the lead by 6 points on Leeder. 3rd place, 21 points behind P2, for Emiliano Videla, ended 6th and for the 4th consecutive race without an incident. He is followed by Oggi Pineas with 349 points, just 3 more of Pasha Paterson and Juan Illanes. Next week’s race will be done at Watkins Glen!

  • Marc LoGiudice winning at Calabogie

GINETTA G40 GT5 – Watkins Glen Short 🇺🇸

While behind it was simply a war to catch the best possible slipstream, in front Jussi Neirola won the race in front of Alex Leif. The Finn, in his 2nd win in a row, started really well, making a safe gap from Alex, just to lose it in the last few minutes of the race. They were really fast, since the group leaded by Robert Edmed, 3rd, ended 14 seconds behind the winner. Behind him there’s Lucas Biberacher followed by Philip Clegg. After the race, Neirola increases his lead to 15 points on Alex Leif, also thanks to the absence of David Iglesias. 10 points behind P2 sits Lucas Biberacher who is doing a great season (you will find later why). Michael Martin, 6th in the race, has 345 points, 40 more than the owner of the series James Tumilty. Next week the Ginetta will race at Mas Du Clos, i expect some barrel rolls at the exit of the last corners.

  • Fight for the 10th place

TOYOTA AE86 TUNED – Road Atlanta 🇺🇸

Guess what? Riley Gallardo and Matheus Nolli ended 1st and 2nd in the Toyota AE86 race! Surprising, isn’t it? Anyway, they are in a completely other league, since no one could access to the Top 2 except for Emiliano Videla who started 2nd at Brands Hatch (just to lose it in the first lap). 3rd place for Javier Brandao, ahead of Vicente Da Silva and, 14 seconds behind, Derik Abrego. The championship as expected sees Gallardo 1st, followed at 19 points by Nolli. 45 points behind him sits Brandao after his first podium in the series. 4th place for Abrego, ahead of Andreas Specht who missed this week’s race. The next round will be at Laguna Seca!

  • Riley Gallardo at the last chicane, followed by Matheus Nolli

PAGANI HUAYRA – Tsukuba 🇯🇵

Matteo Venuti wins at Tsukuba! A strong win for the Italian, giving 5 seconds on Philip Clegg and Jason Jones, who stopped for a backmarker doing a dance show in the middle of the track. Luckily, no one got incident points. Behind P2 and P3, there’s a little gap to Michal Janak and Robert Duplantier (about 18 seconds). The championship is still leaded by Jones who has 7 points on Venuti, and with two races to go everything can happen (two wins for Jones, of course). Then for the final podium place is happening a nice battle between Clegg, 358 points, followed by Janak and Lucas Biberacher at 350. After a race with cars definitely not suitable for this track, comparable to King Kong on a minibike, finally there’s a good track, Grobnik!

  • Nice double spin, 8.5/10

MAZDA MX-5 CUP – Imola 🇮🇹

Lucas Biberacher wins at Imola! His first win of the championship was a dominant victory, 20 seconds ahead of James Tumilty who got his best result ever in a race, he finished ahead of Jave Valido at his first attempt in racing with this car. Out of the podium there’s Michal Janak, just 0.5 ahead of Stuart Gomm in 5th place. The championship has now a great fight between Biberacher, the new leader, and Janak who are tied at 359 points, 25 more than James Tumilty in P3. 4th place for Handy Hanafiah, 6th in the race, 7 points ahead of Mark Puc. Next week’s race will be done at Donington GP!

  • Action at the start of the 2nd lap

ALFA ROMEO GIULIETTA SPIDER – Feldbergring 🇩🇪

Martin Smith wins at the Feldbergring! A dominant win in the German track, 34 seconds ahead of Rick Longano in 2nd place. 3rd place for James Leeder, after a start from P8, finishing in front of Steve Walker and Jay Gabriel. Luckily, no one got over 20 incidents in this twisty track. After this race Longano leads the championship with 8 more points than Don Debienne. 3rd place for Gabriel, who got some incident points this race, resulting in a big loss for the championship. 4th place for Walker, ahead of Leeder who has missed the first week. Next week’s race will be done at Donington Classic!

    F1 ’70s – Bridgehampton 🇺🇸

    After one month of Czech domination, someone else won a race! The first race was normal, with Michal Ringes 1st, 41 seconds ahead of Max Spied and Danny Mueller, meanwhile Michal Janak had to fight against his PC for requiring an update in the middle of the race. The Saturday race was different, Ringes didn’t race and a surprise happened, since Matteo Venuti won the race with a lot of luck, despite an atrocious start, since the drivers fighting for the win, Collin Dunham and Rico Haas, crashed together. P2 for Janak and Donnchadh MacGarry, 3rd once again without any incident points. On Sunday, Ringes won again easily, 9 seconds in front of Dunham and Janak in 3rd. After this week, Ringes still leads with 405 points, 9 more than Janak. 22 points behind there’s MacGarry with two podiums. 4th place for Rico Haas, followed by Rob Russo. Next week’s races will be done at Jerez!

    • Michal Ringes going into the first amazing corner

    MINI COOPER JCW CHALLENGE – Tor Poznan 🇵🇱

    Matteo Venuti is the only one in the Mini to have a 102 every week! 11 races and 11 wins, no one can catch him at the moment, even Roman Bisanz who couldn’t get a clean win this week, staying at 402 points. 3rd place for Davide Ramo, with 3 wins and 4 podiums, followed at the same points by Alex Geier. Cameron Winters is 5th, 400 points for him and 2 wins under his belt. Next week Hockenheim will be the track for the Mini!

    • Matteo Venuti in his first win of the 4

    PRAGA R1 – Sentul 🇮🇩

    The close fight between Riley Gallardo and Erik Axelsson seems to be coming to an end, since the gap between them is of 5 wins. Behind instead there’s a much closer battle for the podium, with Guillaume Dubois at 6 wins, 1 more than Colin Chilibeck and 2 on Matti Saastamoinen, 4 wins and 8 podiums. Watkins Glen will be the track for the next week!

    • Maurice Klerken, who won two races this week, ending ahead of Matti Saastamoinen

    SKIP BARBER – Okayama Piper 🇯🇵

    Antonio Massad is dominating this championship, with 17 wins out of 20 races, and taking the fastest total race time for the 3rd consecutive week. There’s one problem, his fastest time was under 20 minutes by some milliseconds. 10 wins behind there’s Rico Haasm followed by Scott Pritchard and Riley Gallardo, both with 4 races and 4 wins. 5th place for Fernando Cardoba, 5 wins out of 15 races, with 405 points. Next week New Jersey will hosts this champonship!

    • Antonio Massad speedrunning the race

    AUDI TT RS VLN EURO – Most 🇨🇿

    Martin Kraajenbrink, with 3 wins in the last week, increased his championship lead to 3 wins on Hugo Hekkenberg! Both are at 408 points, 15 more than Walter Toro in 3rd. Out of the podium sits Kevin Pruscha with 386 points and 5 podiums. Tied for the 5th place there are Alberto Dorobantu and Juan Seijas, but Alberto has more wins (3 in 3 weeks, only Monza is missing since he made two bad races). Next week the European championship will go to Mosport!
    This week this championship had 4 different winners: Martijn Kraajenbrink (x3) – Hugo Hekkenberg (x1) – Alberto Dorobantu (x1)

    • Martin Kraajenbrink dominated the Most week

    AUDI TT RS VLN ASIA – Spa-Francorchamps 🇧🇪

    Finally some races! Spa brought more people than ever in this Asian championship, and after this week Rico Haas mantains the lead with 398 points, for the first time not winning a race. 14 points behind there’s Lars Erik Christensen, with a win and 3 podiums. 3rd place for Josu Basterrechea with 302 points (he missed the first week). 4th place for Danny Mueller followed by Matic Kadivec, both without a race in 2 weeks. Kyalami will hosts the next races!
    This week winners: Josu Basterrechea (x1) – Alberto Quesada (x1) – Juan Seijas (x3) – Javi Calle (x1) – Eduard Sundukov (x1)

    • Eduard Sundukov making a mistake at the last corner of the race

    AUDI TT RS VLN AMERICA – Silverstone GP 🇬🇧

    In this only race at Silverstone, Marc LoGiudice took the win in front of Emiliano Videla and Juan Illanes! 4th place for Pasha Paterson, just 0.4 ahead of Handy Hanafiah. After this race, Videla increases his lead to 11 points on Illanes, and 23 on Paterson. 4th place for Marc LoGiudice, alone at 299 points, followed by Saagar Bakshi who didn’t race for the last two weeks. Next week The American championship will go to Spa-Francorchamps!

      TOP 5 WEEKLY CHAMPIONSHIPS

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